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Infographic Thinking
Two-Day Workshop c/o Gestalten The evolution of information stands at the intersection between the visualization and critical interpretation of data. With technology advancing at such rapid speed, and the way we consume and digest information constantly evolving, designers are challenged to embrace new editorial formats, platforms, and visual languages. An emergence of visual journalists and [...] Read more – ‘Infographic Thinking’.
Graphic Literature
Bi-dimensional versions of classic literature My written contribute to Malofiej18 Annual Publication, p. 50 Index Books, Spain 2011 In 1654, while publishing her novel Clélie (1), Madeleine de Scudéry also published a map she herself had created. Her ‘Carte du pays de Tendre’’ (fig.1) — a map of the Land of Tenderness — presents a [...] Read more – ‘Graphic Literature’.
The limits of infographics
An information graphic has to be an intelligent representation My written contribute to Malofiej17 Annual Publication, p. 54 Index Books, Spain 2010 INTELLIGENCE literally means being able to understand and quickly comprehend what we see. In order to help us graphic designers use visual metaphors which are a powerful aid to human thinking. During the [...] Read more – ‘The limits of infographics’.